St Marys High School - Tower Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Melodies Through the Year Sept. 62From Now Oh it's 8:30 to 2:45 hve days a week. Sept. 20-212Everything They Said Came True about our paper quota. Sept. 22 2 Why Don? We Do Thi: More Often 2Student Council get-together. Oct. 62Enrarex for our Variety show. Oct. 202 What, Where, When with the G.A.A. Oct. 26 2 Seniors proudly display Ring; 0h Their Fingen. Ott. 272Movies show us Angel: of Mercy on their jobs. Nov. 12 You K12010 Mini 1 Know that the S.D.S. Pilgrimage was a good idea. Nov. 6 2 Rhapmdy in Blue as u n i f0 1- ms are donned. Nov. 9 250 Long, Bishop Rehting, If; Been Good To Know You. Nov. 1020m Very Own Frejhmen say, That? a Plenty. Nov. 17 2 Can A nyone Explain? the Shield quiz. Nov. 22 2Srty It With Mmic to St. Cecilia. Nov. 23-29 2 Thatth a Million and Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow. Nov. 242 Come Dance With Me at the Festival Frolic. Dec, 3 2It ended in A Sentimental Journey for Jessica, Dec. 112 Round Her Neck She lVore a Yellow Ribbon or blue, red, or rust. Dec. 15 2Hark the H erald glee club Sing at Lytle Park. Dec. 19 21qu One of Thme Thing; the city- wide missionets attended. Dec. 22 2Here Comer Szmm Cltzm to end Pan- da's Big Night. Dec. 22-Jan. 321; We: So Good While It Lanfed. jam. 5 2 Charlexmh, Cherleytmz at the G.A.A. Patty. ' Jan. 1521921?! Get By if I study. Jan. 27 2The Winter Whirl was truly a Win- ter Wonderland. Jan. 302 Blue Ribbon Grill on Blue Army Day. Feb. 2 2 Red Rom For a courteous Lady. Feb. 8 2 Nmnhe-r; Boogie for the Galileo Chapter Mathematicians. Feb. 921 C701: My Fingerj waiting for the de- cision of the judges. Feb. 21 2Lmhy U52St. Marys 28, Seton 14. Feb. 28 2 Father Mallory tells us of mission work Way Down South . . . Feb. 27 - Mar. 1 2There War a Change in Me. Mat. 5 2 Paul Dixon salutes The Belle; of St. Maryh. h ' Mar. 82Can you, too, be charming? With the Juniors, That'; My Weakneu Now. Mat. 16 2 Sophs distribute The Deer Little Sham- rock for St. Patrick: Day in the Mom- ing. Mar. 22-27 2 0M Easter Parade. Mar. 27-302 When the Cat'; Away the Mice Will Play. How about it, Fem? Apt. 15 2Swing Yam Partner to the Haystack Hop. Apt. 202 Soft Light: and Sweet Mmic. . Apr. 22 21; Happen; Even! Spring to decide who is the best orator. May 1 2 0 Mary We Crown Thee With Blar- JOTRU Today, May 9 2 Home Town Bend and Glee Club Fimzle. May 10 2The sewing classes were all dressed up From the Top of Their Head; to the Tip of Their Toex. May 11 2 Nig h t and Day they'll think of others. May 152The C.S.M.C. ofhcets will go Smilmg Through next year. May 25, 28, 29 2 Why, Oh Why must Exams tell me My Dettiny? May 27 2 Walking Slow Behimi You in the Baccalaureate procession. May 29 2 Seniors and Sophomores live the Picnic Song at Ault Park. May 31 29: 30 A.M. It's All for you, Seniors, and your Mothers. 8:30 P.Mv Good-hye, Good Lmh, God Blen Yon, Seniors, Till W e Meet Again. June 1211!! Be Seeing You next year sing the Juniors, Sophs, and Freshies. June 22Yozt emf the Night mzci the Manic at the Hotel Alms.

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MISSION BELLES CATHOLIC MISSION STUDENTS CRUSADE SEMPER F I DELIS UNIT Sgutezlhjoyce Feinauer, 305; Helen Nolan, Secy.; Jo Ann Sandmann, V. 13.; Mary Neumann, Press, Mary Ellen Guntzelman, Treas. StandinghMarilyn Pavely, V. P. Local Confh; Mary Camele, 303; Nancy Caster, 306; Kay Herb Iein, 202; Sue O'Brien, 104; Virginia Diana, 205; Pat Noll, D5; Mary Pat Conners, 504; Geraldine Lebanz, 105; Helen Glassmeyer, 301A The C.S.M.C was established at St Marys thirty years ago. Through these years its program has been one of prayer, study, and sacrifice. The purpose of this organization is to acquaint students with the work and problems of the Church in home and foreign mission fields. National headquarters is located at Crusade Castle, Cincinnati. . The following pages give a brief pictorial review of student activities for the year 1950-51.